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Omega Christian Television is a Christian television station founded by Eiríkur Sigurbjörnsson (A.K.A. Erik Erikson ^[1]) which started broadcasting on 28 July 1992. ^[2] Initially it only broadcast in Iceland but it has since expanded its coverage to a large part of Europe. ^[1] It broadcasts in the United Kingdom on Sky as The Gospel Channel. The programmes include well-known evangelical preachers and self acclaimed faith healers such as Peter Popoff and Benny Hinn.

By 1994, Trinity Broadcasting Network had partnered with Omega Christian Television boosting the 10-watt station to 1000-watts "overnight." ^{[3] [4]}

• Omega TV home page
• The Gospel Channel